Gustave-Louis Jaulmes (1873 – 1959) – Swiss architect and designer
2021-02-16
Gustave-Louis Jaulmes (1873 – 1959) was a Swiss architect and designer. He was born in Lausanne. He was professionally active in Paris. Read More →
Danny Ho Fong – Chinese American furniture designer
2021-02-07
Danny Ho Fong was a Chinese American furniture manufacturer. He was born in Canton and professionally active in San Francisco and Los Angeles.Read More →
David Adjaye Seating for Knoll Takes Center Court at The Met New York
2021-01-20
A refuge for visitors to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York’s most popular cultural attraction, has long been theRead More →
Total Control, illustration by Andrew Fairclough
2021-01-11
Andrew Fairclough is an Australian illustrator, designer and art director based in Los Angeles. KINDRED STUDIO Illustration. Design. Art Direction.Read More →
Shimmer Chair by Gary Marinko
2020-11-26
The Shimmer Chair creation was a result of a joint partnership between the University of Western Australia and the ForestRead More →
Josef Maria Olbrich Austrian Artist, Architect and Designer
2020-10-26
Josef Maria Olbrich, born in Troppau, was an Austrian artist, architect and designer who worked in Vienna and Darmstadt.
From 1882, under Camillo Sitte, he studied at the Staatsgewrbeschule, Vienna. In 1890, he studied at the Akademie der bildenden under Carl von Hasenauer.Read More →
Izabel Lam American fashion designer to sculptor and industrial designer
2020-10-25
Izabel Lam is a sculptor and an American fashion designer. Lam turned to industrial design from fashion in 1988. In a neo-baroque style, she designs housewares, including flatware, picture frames, candlesticks, vases and letter openers. Her 15-piece lighting set was made of oxidised curved steel with shades of metal-mesh.Read More →
Stunning 4D Animation by Besjan Sertolli
2020-10-23
Besjan Sertolli, a graphic designer based in Kosovo, produced the video project entitled “Volume”. We discover animations made in 4D and representatives of ephemeral geometric shapes, which disappear in smoke. Most ? The bright colors present in the project. They offer a very esthetic rendering. His work is to be discovered on Behance.Read More →
Embroidered Illustrations by R.Masha
2020-10-23
Embroidered Illustrations by R.Masha Beautifully crafted embroidered artworks by Russian artist R.Masha . Embroidered Illustrations by R.Masha | InspirationRead More →
Everyday Digital Art by Kurt Chang
2020-10-20
Kurt Chang is an artist based in Los Angeles, CA, USA, he has been sharing pretty illustrations via his Behance. With this never-ending pandemic, I have noticed an increase in ‘digital art’ projects being shared.Read More →
Cracked Portraits by Taisuke Mohri
2020-10-19
‘Cracked Portraits’ is an ongoing series of illustrations by Japanese artist Taisuke Mohri. The realistic hand-drawn portraits are overlaid with a pane of cracked glass, which contributes to the ethereal, surrealistic aspect of these artworks.Read More →
How medieval monks helped shape the modern-day office
2020-10-18
From standing desks to open office plans, our modern workspaces have deep historical roots.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced most people to create an office space of their own—whether by devoting a room in their homes for work, sitting socially distanced in common areas, or just creating a “Zoom worthy” corner in a bedroom.Read More →
Max Gradl fine jewellery in the decorative arts style
2020-10-17
Max Joseph Gradl is a German architect painter, graphic artist and designer. He was born in Dillingen an der Donau.
Between the 1888 and 1892 he studied at Kunsgewerbeschule, Munich under Theodore Spiess.Read More →
Poetry in everyday objects: The designs of Mario Bellini
2020-10-17
Poetry in everyday objects: The designs of Mario Bellini.
At the turn of the century came the tendril, as objects were embedded in the sinuous, vinelike line of organic growth. In the 20s came zigzags and ziggurats, as jazz, cubism and skyscrapers gave the cue for everything to look spiky and nervous. From the 30s through the 50s there were steamships and streamlining, followed in the mid-50s by jet fighter planes and tail fins.Read More →
Retro-futuristic Illustrations by Tishk Barzanji
2020-10-16
Tishk Barzanji is a visual artist based in London, United Kingdom. The work of Tishk Barzanji touches on the modernism movement, and surrealism. Inspired by his childhood in Kurdistan, and later moving to London in 1997. Read More →
Drawings of Daily Resistance from the 1956 Montgomery Bus Boycott
2020-10-09
In the spring of 1956, two young artists from Brooklyn noticed that something momentous was happening in the South.Read More →
Lindsay Stripling – San Francisco based illustrator
2020-10-04
Lindsay Stripling is a San Francisco based artist and illustrator I really admire and whose work I’ve really enjoyed watching develop as she also made the transition to full-time illustrator. I admire is that Lindsay has stayed true to her own style and originality.Read More →
Jérôme Lagarrigue’s powerful portraits of Brooklyn’s African-American community
2020-10-03
Jerome Lagarrigue was born in 1973 to a French father and an American mother, and was raised in Paris.Read More →
Realistic Ballpoint Pen Drawings from African Artist Enam Bosokah
2020-10-03
Without the use of fancy filters or expensive materials, Ghanaian Artist Enam Bosokah makes striking art with only the use of a ballpoint pen. You can see more of his work on his Instagram Page.Read More →
Surreal futuristic illustrations by Oska
2020-10-01
Oska is a graphic designer and illustrator from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He has developed an original style of surreal-futuristic compositionsRead More →